Meeting on Cork events centre to take place this month

Labour councillor Peter Horgan asked who the members of the Project Development Board (PDB) for the events centre are, if they have met yet, and when councillors will be briefed.
Meeting on Cork events centre to take place this month

The site of Cork's Events Centre on South Main Street, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

A meeting will be held on the long-awaited Cork events centre later this month, city councillors have been told.

Labour councillor Peter Horgan asked who the members of the Project Development Board (PDB) for the events centre are, if they have met yet, and when councillors will be briefed.

He was told that the Project Development Board is now in place, and it is to be chaired by the assistant chief executive of Cork City Council, Brian Geaney, with representation from State agencies, government departments, and local stakeholders.

The council added: “The first meeting of the Project Development Board is scheduled to take place on January 24.

“The governance arrangements and any briefings of locally elected members can be considered by the board once it formally meets.”

Mr Horgan told The Echo: “I welcome the fact that Brian Geaney will chair this board.

“We need to see the terms of reference in full and actioned so that confidence can be rebuilt in the events centre — we need assurances now.”

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